Search & Reunion, Find Birth Parents or Adopted Child

Birth mothers—there is never an adoption without that significant human. Adoption stories wouldn’t be heard of without the sacrifice of her bod

Connecting your adult adopted children to their birth parents can be a bit tricky. Based on my personal journey with my two adopted children who ar

“Nature versus nurture?” That’s the age-old question of what shapes us into the person we are today. For an adoptee, this question causes us

What I did in my journey as an adoptee starts at the beginning of my life. I was born in a car, dropped off at a hospital, handed over to “The Ag

As a birth mother who gave her identical twin boys up for adoption 54 years ago, I can tell you how relieved I am to learn that the old phraseology

When I think about how to explain an open adoption definition, I find myself listing all the reasons why there isn’t one set definition to explai

Every adoption story is unique and beautiful. Here are 7 ways to support a seeker, or an adoptive child looking for his or her birth family. Every

Adoption has always been a part of my identity. When I was two days old, I was adopted by my amazing parents. This was the 80s, so most of the adop

The adoption triad, which consists of the adoptive parents, the biological parents, and the adoptee, is pictured as a triangle with a heart around

I adopted my daughter Rachel Zhanna from Kostanai, Kazakhstan, in 2004 when she was a year old. I didn’t know anything about Kazakhstan before I